HP, Procter & Gamble and Nespresso, among dozens of others, have joined a corporate pledge to sharply cut their greenhouse gas emissions over nearly two decades.
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Read More »September 20, 2021 Comments Off on HP, Procter & Gamble join pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions
HP, Procter & Gamble and Nespresso, among dozens of others, have joined a corporate pledge to sharply cut their greenhouse gas emissions over nearly two decades.
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Read More »January 19, 2021 Comments Off on Baltimore, Big Oil wage Supreme Court battle over climate change lawsuit
An attorney for about two dozen fossil fuel companies urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to have Baltimore’s climate change lawsuit against Big Oil litigated in federal rather than state court. Kannon K. Shanmugam pressed the justices to rule ...
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Read More »December 6, 2017 Comments Off on Montgomery County aims to cut greenhouse emissions to zero
ROCKVILLE — Maryland’s most populous county has declared its ambitious intention to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2035. The Washington Post reports that the wealthy county is one of the first jurisdictions in the U.S. to declare a “climate emergency.” The plan ...
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Read More »February 23, 2016 Comments Off on Md. ‘green bank’ bill seeks to boost financing for clean energy projects
Even though the state spends hundreds of thousands of dollars every year on clean energy programs to meet greenhouse gas reduction standards, a study from the Maryland Clean Energy Center found that private investments are largely out of the picture ...
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Read More »February 26, 2014 Comments Off on Bills seek fewer greenhouse gases, more renewable energy
With six years left until the state meets its self-imposed deadline for greenhouse gas reduction, projections show the state will miss its target without legislation to promote increased use of renewable energy sources.
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Read More »July 25, 2013 Comments Off on O’Malley says Md. can be leader in environmental tech
Gov. Martin O’Malley is betting that setting more ambitious goals for reducing air pollution will force development of a thriving environmental technology industry in Maryland.
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Read More »August 16, 2011 Comments Off on Earth Networks partnering with European climate research institutes
Earth Networks Inc. of Germantown, which owns and operates the country’s largest weather network, said it is partnering with ICOS, a European consortium of national climate research institutes from 17 countries. Earth Networks will work closely with ICOS’ extensive network ...
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Read More »May 31, 2011 Comments Off on Report: Maryland falling behind on greenhouse gas goals
A new report says Maryland is falling behind in reaching greenhouse gas reduction goals. The report was released Tuesday in Baltimore by Environment Maryland. The review of 10 top emissions reductions targets found Maryland is not on track to make ...
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Read More »January 12, 2011 Comments Off on WeatherBug operator to measure greenhouse gases
GERMANTOWN — WeatherBug operator Earth Networks says it is teaming with California’s Scripps Institution on a greenhouse gas monitoring network. Germantown-based Earth Networks, known for its weather observation network and web applications, says it hopes the greenhouse network will improve ...
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Read More »December 6, 2010 Comments Off on Supreme Court will review climate change lawsuit
WASHINGTON — In a new case about climate change, the Supreme Court will hear an appeal from electric utilities that are trying to short-circuit an effort by states to force cuts in power plant emissions. The court agreed Monday to consider ...
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